Sentence examples for continuously contested from inspiring English sources

But it wouldn't stand as an official world record: despite being the oldest continuously contested marathon in the world, Boston does not count for world record purposes.

The medium opinion stays on average at the center of the opinion space, close to the mainstream group(s), and although continuously contested by editors with extremist views, it remains stable and leads to a very slow convergence towards consensus.

While individual experiences vary, they show efforts of questioning embedded power relations shaping spatial data production in these continuously evolving, contested technoscientific and social landscapes.

In all 28 swimming events that have been contested continuously since 1968, the rate of progress has been almost exactly the same.

Bringing to the fore the frictions between these two kinds of spaces, Cineccittà Occupata considers the studio complex as a laboratory for the scrutiny of post industrial societies, and explores how this laboratory has been continuously negotiated and contested.

While the dynamism of African cultures is not contested, forces continuously work to promote conservatism.

Opponents of abortion have contested Roe v. Wade more or less continuously since the case was decided, in 1973, but the fundamental right to privacy on which Justice Harry Blackmun based his ruling has proved resilient.

Additionally, benefit is contested.

Everything else was contested.

"They contested every shot.

The elections were not contested.